That's already been contradicted by more recent stories. Besides, I'm not sure the word "until" means quite the same thing to them.
Nu-Q: Recast the Omnipotent!
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That's already been contradicted by more recent stories. Besides, I'm not sure the word "until" means quite the same thing to them.
To the Q, "until now" might mean "the last couple of hundred years". I certainly don't think there is that much difference between the Federation and Starfleet in TNG and TOS outside of their access to technology.
Armie Hammer, who played Morgan, son of Satan, on Reaper. He has just the right persona for the role.
Matt Frewer.
Sure, he's much older, but he's in good shape, and has the attitude. And he's always the most interesting thing on screen. He can be that superior, arrogant being testing humanity. He can also do the humor when necessary. And best of all, he can be frightening and funny at the same time.
That's the one issue with DeLancie..... He went from intimidating to foolish at the drop of a hat, when there were points where he could have done both and really impressed everyone.
Matt Frewer can do that. Also, Matt Frewer can easily play somebody with the power of a God because, well, Matt Frewer is God, so he has experience.
Sure, he's much older, but he's in good shape, and has the attitude. And he's always the most interesting thing on screen. He can be that superior, arrogant being testing humanity. He can also do the humor when necessary. And best of all, he can be frightening and funny at the same time.
That's the one issue with DeLancie..... He went from intimidating to foolish at the drop of a hat, when there were points where he could have done both and really impressed everyone.
Matt Frewer can do that. Also, Matt Frewer can easily play somebody with the power of a God because, well, Matt Frewer is God, so he has experience.
No one is saying there's anything wrong with De Lanice. But that's the point of the question. It's a hypothetical. IF they somehow, magcially, had an amazing Q script that no one could deny and IF John De Lancie fell off a cliff in New Zealand tomorrow, who would you choose?
Bruce Campbell?
Sam Witwer?
Kathy Griffin?
Stewie Griffin? (nah, that's type casting)
Actually, not a bad choice at all. He's personable, intense, and great at delivering complex exposition.
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James Marsters, ('Spike' - "Buffy The Vampire Slayer".)
I plan on using him as a "Q" that keeps revisiting Humanity, just to make sure we're not getting into anything especially annoying he'll be asked to clean-up and spank us wankers in the process.
James Marsters, ('Spike' - "Buffy The Vampire Slayer".)
I plan on using him as a "Q" that keeps revisiting Humanity, just to make sure we're not getting into anything especially annoying he'll be asked to clean-up and spank us wankers in the process.
Maybe Angus Macfadyen? Or Bill Nighy, but he seems to be in everything these days, as great as he is.
John Lithgow (sp)
John Cleese!
Yes to Nighy, NO to Macfadyen, he is a horrible actor and overacts so much he makes every character he plays a caricature.
Milla Jovovich
(Hey, I hate Q, so I'm going forinstead of "right-for-the-part".)
Even as a joke, at least you could come up with a hot actress who is at least somewhat talented (so, no to Milla) and a least a little Q-ish (no to Summer, who is great in certain type of roles but has none of the mischieviousness and humor for the role). There are loads of hot actresses who'd make a much better Q than those two. Like Tricia Helfer, Katee Sackhoff, Kristen Bell, Lucy Lawless...Well in that case, Summer Glau.
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